Red Sox Blank St Louis In Back-To-Back Wins
The Boston Red Sox defeated St Louis in both ends of a doubleheader, 7 0 in game one and 4 0 in game two, with pitching by Bush and Ruth and key hits by Mayer, Strunk and Barbare. A near confrontation between Hank Severeid and Schang earlier highlighted a tense day as Boston widened its lead for the pennant while Cleveland and New York sat idle.
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Babe Ruth's Rally Halts by Rain in Sox-Browns Tilt
In a rain halted game Boston leads 2 0 as Babe Ruth doubles and drives in runs while Brown's defense bogs down with miscues. Severeid and Schang clash, both banished after a scare at home plate, and play is interrupted by darkness and heavy rain with Sisler, Tobin and Gedeon among the key figures.
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Senators Rally Beats Indians in Baseball Clash
In a game between Washington and Cleveland, the Senators rallied to defeat the Indians. Chapman Johnston Speaker Wambsganss Sanss Shotton Foster Picinich scored. Roth doubled. Chapman and Picinich homered? No, two-base and three-base hits noted. Shanks Johnston stole bases. Harper Bagby Matteson combos used on the mound with Harper giving up six runs over six innings.
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Ex-Boxing Official O'Neil On Trial For Draft Conspiracy
Frank S. O'Neil a former New York boxing commissioner is tried with two army lieutenants and a civilian on charges of conspiring to obstruct the draft law. Prosecutors say O'Neil acted as the brains of the plot and took money from men seeking exemptions by claiming influence with army officers. A client’s effort to recover funds drew the government into the case.
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Cubs Beat Quakers In 21 Frames Pitchers Duel
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a 21 frame game. Watson and Tyler matched zeroes until the 21st inning when the Cubs pushed across the deciding run in a pitcher heavy duel.
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Pinch Hitters Drive Chicago Past Philadelphia in 21st Century
In a remarkable 21st inning, Chicago capitalized on Mitchells reserves as Barber and McCabe contributed decisive hits. Flack added his fifth of the game after a patient rally, with Hollocher errorless defense supporting Watson for a tense extra inning triumph.
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Red Sox shine as boxing notes mix with wartime updates
Ed Barrows praises the Red Sox as unbeatable after recent battles. Tommie Thomas joins the navy after passing the army exam, while Billy Miske and Jack Dempsey fail to meet in New York. Jack Britton impresses against Eddie Shevlin, and Eddie Mahan joins the Marines. The old-timers outing is canceled as color calls interrupt plans. Jimmy Burke struggles with Sox travel. Babe Ruth continues his power at the plate. Bill Wellman faces a quieter period after boxing success in New York.
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Boxing Gossip From Roxbury A A Card Sparks Interest
Eddie Shevlin loses to Britton in a standout 145 pound match, proving Britton’s class when in top condition. Ted Kid Lewis dominates, while Shevlin’s grit remains untarnished. Frankie Britt and Willie Jackson set for next Armory A A clash, with Bobby Dyson returning soon. Fulton-Dempsey July 27 at Harrison, N J faces publicity risk. Garden boxing night delivers mixed results with a ring crash and referee incidents. Ray Cass to join Bath Maine as matchmaker for Princess A C tournament.
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Giants Split Two With Cincinnati
The Giants and Reds split a doubleheader on July 17 with Cincinnati winning 2 1 in the first game and New York taking the second 4 1. Key players included burdens and Burns for Cincinnati and Groh and L Magee for New York as hits and errors shaped the two contests.
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Questionable Baseball Career and Track Rivalry Mentions
The excerpt asks if Jimmy Collins played for the Athletics and says yes in 1908. It notes claims about Mixke vs Dempsey in New York and references Jimmy Austin in the New York American League during 1909 and 1910. It also asks to confirm the 1916 New York Evening Mail dead heat between Willir Kyronen and Hannes Kolehmainen with Kyronen winning by a fraction of a second.
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U S Will Furnish Club With Rifles
The Arlington Rifle Club plans rifle practice for area high school boys to compete with Boston schools. The government will supply rifles and ammunition using 1898 Krag rifles. The club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association and carries government sanction.
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Milwaukee 5, Minneapolis 1 and St Paul 4 Kansas City 2 win notes
In a set of American Association results Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 5 to 1 while St Paul beat Kansas City 4 to 2. The outcomes show Milwaukee and St Paul securing wins in the league standings.
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Holdbrassard Race Tonight At Revere Track
The Revere cycle track again hosts the four cornered Brassard race tonight after rain postponed it. The lineup features Wiley Madonna Berger and Corry with Berger replacing Suter. Manager Nat Butler plans additional sprint events before the motor paced race.
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Help Your Local Newsdealer With Your Trade
Newsdealers in New England face a government order making unsold copies non returnable and higher costs. Readers can help by buying extra items at the newsstand such as cigars fruit confectionery magazines or other goods to support their dealer and keep their paper available.
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Brooks to Battle Adair in Com Mercial A C Feature
Brooks and Adair set for a 12 round headliner at the Commercial A C tomorrow night in Boston. The New Yorker Adair and local fighter Brooks are regarded as tough mixers in a small ring. Other bouts include Johnny Veto versus Sailor Jack Denley in eight rounds and Eddie Barcelli versus Kid Francis in eight rounds.
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Baseball League Schedule Mixed Matches for Weekend
The American League slate lists St Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York with two Chicago at Philadelphia and two Cleveland at Washington games. The National League card features Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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